Events

Kimberly Drew, author of "Black Futures" will talk about curation and the preservation of Black life on-line and in the form of publications.

The Lisska Center for Scholarly Engagement and Arts@Denison present a Lunch and Learn on "Say It Loud."

Denison Museum presents the "Hype4Homer" Project.

Denison Museum presents a panel discussion on Black Identity and the Classics.

The TUTTI Festival Concert I features acclaimed violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain, members of ETHEL, Sybarite5, faculty and students.

Broad & High on WOSU-PBS airs a feature about "Say it Loud."

Broad & High on WOSU-PBS airs a feature about "Say it Loud."

Studio Art presents Queer PechaKucha and Zine Fest.

Join the Office of Gender and Sexuality and the Denison Museum for a mixer.

The Denison Museum and the Department of Classical Studies welcome Sarah Derbew.

Denison University presents a discussion of queer aging with Linda Hess.

The Denison Museum and Global Studies Seminar presents an opening reception and artist talk with Ashley Currier.

Denison welcomes Artist Nathalie Miebach presenting an artist talk and a concert with ETHEL as part of the TUTTI festival.

Denison welcomes Artist Nathalie Miebach to offer our campus community new perspectives on the intersection of science, art, and music

Andrea Lourie, Miranda Sachs, and Megan Hancock present an informal discussion